When Marty Dures walked into his new school seven years ago, he had no idea the school’s embedded maths program would eventually lead him to the trip of a lifetime to Kathmandu in Nepal.

Faced with a relentless 24-hour news cycle that’s littered across multiple digital platforms with dubious sources and claims, it’s imperative that children are equipped with the news media literacy skills that will help them sort fact from fiction – but most Australian teachers feel they are not ...

As a casual teacher, it’s a very safe bet that you’ve been in this kind of situation:

Baldavis, WA is a world away from his mid-western tiny home town of Apple Valley, Minnesota, but expat principal Keith Svendsen wouldn’t be anywhere else than his beloved new home.

Six years ago principal Ray Trotter posted an advertisement for a “computer geek” to join his staff at Wooranna Park Primary School in Victoria.

Principal Ron West is proud to be leading a school that works to be ‘the opposite of everything trendy and faddish in education’.

Dr Nina Hood, senior lecturer in digital technologies at The University of Auckland, says New Zealand schools’ shift to online learning will further expose the inequities that exist within the education system.

Across Australia, numerous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students come to school speaking a different dialect of English than Standard Australian English (SAE).

Science is a curriculum area where many primary teachers admit they feel a little out of their depth.

A new report has revealed that the Australian EdTech sector has nearly doubled in size over the last two years.

Principal Helene Hiotis couldn’t believe the tally looming before her: the initial expectation was 100 primary students, but now more than 500 were keen to nab an invite to her school’s Marie Curie STEAM Party.